What's the difference between the Fade Master and the regular Andis Masters? Is there a difference in use? Which is better?
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The blade is the only thing that seperates both from each other.tthe fademaster has a surgical blade which gets close to the scalp for balding and fading, specifically. The masters are for all around haircutting. Same clippers, different blades. @coreym
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The fade master is better for hair styles/cuts with graduated fading, it is a bit heavier, and it works best on thicker hair
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The difference is slight but there, one has the colors fade in while the other has them turn on imediatley. Same thing for when it turns off.
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The DJuiced software that comes with the hercules controller is very limited and not user friendly. The pitch modulated is not a fader but more of a joystick instead. There are also no knobs to control the gain either. I have never used the other but I always hear great things about pioneer.
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owning both of them i can tell you that the difference between both is HUGE, if you are a pro and really make your living out of photography i say go for it-the controls are a bit different since now you have a wheel to move thru the menus but you will love it once you get used to, it comes with its own stofen-like diffuser and color gel holder since the latest nikon cameras can detect the color of the gel used and then modify the white balance
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Gabriel You are doing good to stick on Canon speedlites as your first flash , that way you maintain ETTL metering, a very practical tool. The 580II is great, is the top of the line as of today, the two big differences (among others) between this and the 430II is that the 580 can be a Master wireless control, as the 430 will be only a slave and the 580 is more powerful plus it has a PC cord connector the the 430 does not have. For most regular gatherings and family situations the 430 would do a wonderful job. The 580 is heavier and bigger, and the balance on a XSI is a bit off, but I don't mind that at all, the 430 is a bit lighter. If you are planning to experiment with off camera flash photography, using ETTL, and more Canon Speedlites, the 580II will be a smart investment in my opinion as it offers the master control function, otherwise, the 430II will be great for most amateur and advanced enthusiasts situations. I hope this helps http://photonotes.org/cgi-bin/flash-lookup.pl?flash1=canon430ex&flash2=canon430exii&flash3=canon580exii You'll find a comprehensive list of features of each unit
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Really depends on your shooting style and preference. I have both versions, but i prefer the twist. Its faster for my setup. I have no problems with the quality of both versions, they work great.
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The Treble, Bass, FX Level and FX Select control knobs on the Champion 40 actually work on both channels (clean and distortion) simultaneously. The knob settings apply to both channels (which is a slight drawback, but not the end of the world). The Champion 100 (which I also have) has two sets of these control knobs, one set for each channel independently. This means that you can have different tone and FX settings for each channel...and it comes with a foot switch to change channels and turn the effects on or off. The 40 is a good amp for practice or small gigs, especially if you mic the amp. You don't want to crank the volume above about 6-6.5 or you get distortion...it is only a single 12" speaker, after all. But it is still a great little amp! The 100 is definitely better because it is more powerful, it has two 12" speakers, big volume (I have yet to have the volume above 4)...and the separate tone and FX controls for each channel. They handle certain pedals very well. I use a Zoom G1N, an Ibanez Tube Screamer and a Cry Baby Wah. Both amps seem to handle them very well. For the price, they are both great amps for all that you get! And you can never go wrong with Fender!
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This unit has many limitations. I tried it out but returned it to purchase the Chauvet Obey 10. It is more expensive but is more versatile. You can easily fade colors manually but automatic fading will be a function of the available programs of your specific RGB unit. I purchased a pair of American DJ Profile Panels which have a slow multicolor fade program on board. One fader on the Chauvet Obey 10 is used to select that program and another fader is used to select the speed of the fade.
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If you press up/on it will fade up the last last set level. If you then press down/off it will fade out. If you press and hold up/on it will fade up until you release it. Same then for press and hold down/off. And I agree that visitors don't get it! But I love the fades.
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I had the old Sigma EF 500 Super and was pretty happy with it. Since I found I didn't really use the extra features of the Sigma Super, I replaced it with the 430EX II when it eventually died because the 430EX II had more than enough power, speed and features for my needs as well as being a bit sturdier than the Sigma. So I would say it depends on the whether you need the extra power and range of the Sigma. BTW, the Sigma EF 500 Super did have some quirks but I'm not sure they are relevant to the newer Sigma models.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish.For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference.I've had good success with both as far as data burning!I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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I currently have both the 430 ex II and 270 ex , I am thinking hard about returning the 430 ex II. In P , AV, or manual mode the only real difference I see is the range, the 430 is about 16 feet better. And the 270 does bounce it does not rotate.
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I have tried both and frankly I actually prefer sigma version. Why? Price and speed. 85 is very temperamental, it has to be perfect for it to work good, and do we have perfect clients who dont move? I work with children and do travel photography, sigma is my perfect friend. See photos on my blog at larissakphotography.com/blog
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I think the Speedmaster II is called Trendsetter II internationally.- They both have PM-4 as model name on the andis website.
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No, it's just the standard master blade. I brought the Fade master blade and attachment combs separate but trust when I saw its worth it. You can also buy the Fade Master which is the same thing but a smaller blade in terms of a closer cut.
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Thanks very much for your question. Night and day is certainly a very individual and a subjective description. I personally hear the Marantz as fuller, sweeter and more pleasing to listen to. For me it's very much worth the difference. Thanks again very much for your inquiry.
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Go with the LED version. I did and LOVE IT!! the picture is absolutely AMAZING